As a government contractor when it comes to timekeeping, it’s incredibly important to ensure you meet DCAA requirements. When you win a government contract, the DCAA’s time tracking rules apply to everyone in your company. The DCAA’s primary concern is preventing fraud and waste in the labor charging function. Checks and balances must be put into place to minimize risk to the government and taxpayers. It is critical that gove...

Solve complex contracting issues, comply with contract requirements, fulfill reporting requirements, and manage difficult situations. This course gives you an in-depth tutorial on contract management fundamentals including the role of the contract manager in each phase of the acquisition lifecycle. Basic project management principles are interwoven to provide a baseline for successful contract management. Topics: Contract administration planni...

Do you know how federal, state, local and education (SLED) governments are responding to the COVID-19 pandemic in 2021? With recent stimulus activities and the Biden administration’s priorities coming into focus, government contractors cannot afford to be uninformed about policies, spending trends and contracting opportunities. To help keep the business community informed about the latest actions and impacts on government contracting, Go...

Boot Camp for GSA Multiple Award Schedules Contracting (MAS) isn’t just about getting a MAS contract, it's so much more. This course focuses in on obtaining a Schedule, maintaining compliance, and ultimately driving your government sales. Centre’s GSA gurus will help you keep up with the changes that affect your contract administration and compliance efforts. In addition, you’ll learn the key components to making your MAS co...

Obtaining your highest accurate CPARS ratings is critical to your Federal business success. This webinar will offer real-world operational strategies to manage your CPARS ratings and what you need to do to properly prepare for what’s on the horizon regarding contractor self-assessments given recent Federal government policy and Agency procurement CPARS-related initiatives. Key Topics Covered Identify current Federal government initiativ...

DOD put into effect at the end of Nov. 2020 a new DFARS rule that requires Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) for all DOD contractors. Although anticipated for some time, questions remain about the certification process and the scope. The rule requires that contractors register on the Supplier Performance Risk System, produce and maintain a System Security Plan and a Plan of Actions and Milestones. In addition, each company is r...

Keep your subcontracts profitable and maintain compliance with federal requirements This one day training course covers the complex relationships between the Federal government, prime contractors, and subcontractors. This course will help you understand the role of teaming agreements, contract clause flow-down, consent to subcontract, make or buy plans, privity, and mandatory disclosure. Key Topics Covered Subcontract Management & Adminis...

Learn how to navigate the FAR, how to stay in compliance with regulatory obligations. This one-day course will introduce private industry and/or Government Employees seeking to broaden their knowledge of the Federal Acquisition Process. This is an excellent course for learning how to navigate the FAR, and staying compliant with regulatory obligations. Key Topics Covered Establishment of the FAR How the FAR is organized FAR Contract Provisions...

Are you feeling overwhelmed by Federal contracting? Are you unsure how to navigate through the Federal contracting process? Take the guesswork out of your job by attending our comprehensive, two-day Federal Contracting Basics course. You’ll gain an in-depth understanding of the basic framework and core principles governing Federal procurements and will prepare you to respond to the full range of issues that can arise in Federal contract...

If you are like most government contractors, you have probably spent a lot of time navigating the different types of available contracts. This process probably led you to several key questions. What type of contract should be selected? What are the benefits and risks carried by each type of contract? And, what factors should I consider to ensure probability? Please join Mike Mardesich and Brad Tress of DHG's Government Contracting Practice as...